I am adding and removing text from textboxes in word, and using "resize shape to fit text", and the box gets smaller at the bottom but I want the box to stay at the bottom of the page and get smaller at the top
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1I know of no way to do this. It may be my ignorance speaking, I know. Perhaps you could do this in Publisher. I believe that in Word its position point is the top-left corner of the textbox.– Charles KenyonCommented Feb 13, 2023 at 19:18
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Using the text box's right-click menu, More layout options..., then setting the Vertical alignment to "Bottom", relative to "Margin" seems to do what you describe but I'm not sure I have understood the requirement.– jonssonCommented Feb 15, 2023 at 8:45
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@jonsson I think thats worked thanx– E SCommented Feb 15, 2023 at 17:20
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Hope so. Why not give it some time to check it out, then post your own answer if it actually does what you needed?– jonssonCommented Feb 15, 2023 at 18:38
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Using the text box's right-click menu, "More layout options", then setting the Vertical alignment to "Bottom", relative to "Margin".
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